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    Baptism is always accompanied by faith and repentance. The Bible clearly states that John did not just preach baptism, but a baptism for the forgiveness of sins. Likewise, the baptism that the apostle Peter preached was also for the forgiveness of sins. Faith, repentance, and baptism for the forgiveness of sins. Since water, in its various forms (vapor, ice, liquid), does not increase nor decrease in amount, (U.S. Geological Society states: The Earth is pretty much a ‘closed system,’ like a terrarium. That means that the Earth neither, as a whole, gains nor loses much matter, including water). but remains the same, recycling throughout the earth, then that means the very same water we are baptized in today, was at one time, long ago, a part of the same body of water that enveloped the earth during the time earth was flooded when Noah and his family were in the ark.

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    Baptism is always accompanied by faith and repentance. The Bible clearly states that John did not just preach baptism, but a baptism for the forgiveness of sins. Likewise, the baptism that the apostle Peter preached was also for the forgiveness of sins. Faith, repentance, and baptism for the forgiveness of sins. Since water, in its various forms (vapor, ice, liquid), does not increase nor decrease in amount, (U.S. Geological Society states: The Earth is pretty much a ‘closed system,’ like a terrarium. That means that the Earth neither, as a whole, gains nor loses much matter, including water). but remains the same, recycling throughout the earth, then that means the very same water we are baptized in today, was at one time, long ago, a part of the same body of water that enveloped the earth during the time earth was flooded when Noah and his family were in the ark.

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    Christ's Cross & Baptism Acceptance

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    Baptism is always accompanied by faith and repentance. The Bible clearly states that John did not just preach baptism, but a baptism for the forgiveness of sins. Likewise, the baptism that the apostle Peter preached was also for the forgiveness of sins. Faith, repentance, and baptism for the forgiveness of sins. Since water, in its various forms (vapor, ice, liquid), does not increase nor decrease in amount, (U.S. Geological Society states: The Earth is pretty much a ‘closed system,’ like a terrarium. That means that the Earth neither, as a whole, gains nor loses much matter, including water). but remains the same, recycling throughout the earth, then that means the very same water we are baptized in today, was at one time, long ago, a part of the same body of water that enveloped the earth during the time earth was flooded when Noah and his family were in the ark.

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    Baptism is how we get into Christ.

    Baptism is always accompanied by faith and repentance.

    Baptism is God’s terms of surrender.

    Baptism is our signal to God we have accepted Christ’s gospel.

    Baptism is the external washing with water and the internal washing away of sin by
    God.

    Baptism is “calling on the name of the Lord.”

    Baptism is being unified with Christ in his death, burial and resurrection.

    Baptism is “clothing” ourselves with Christ.

    Baptism is “accepting” Christ (on His terms, not ours)

    Baptism is when our sins are forgiven.

    Baptism is when we receive the Holy Spirit.

    Baptism is how and when we come into contact with the blood of Christ.

    Baptism is when we are reborn.

    Baptism is an act of faith.

    Baptism is how we enter the kingdom of God.

    Baptism is when we are added to the body of Christ (the church).

    Baptism is when we exchange our life for His.

    Baptism is when we die to ourselves and come alive in Christ.

    Baptism is the washing of regeneration, and renewal of the Holy Spirit.

    Baptism is the starting gun of a race of a new life.

    Baptism is proclaiming in Christ the resurrection of the dead.

    Baptism is when the old dies and the new arises. In this manner we become saved.

    Baptism is the point in time when we become saved.

    Baptism is when we stop living for ourselves and start living for Jesus.

    Baptism is how and when we scripturally make a conscious decision to dedicate our
    lives to Christ.

    Baptism is how we scripturally enter into a relationship with Christ.

    Baptism is the gavel striking the bench proclaiming forgiveness of sins, the end
    of the old and the birth of the new.

    Baptism is required to gain the spirit. John 3:5 Baptism is for the forgiveness of
    sins. Acts 2:38 Baptism now saves us. 1 Peter 3:21 Baptism is by faith. Mark 16:16
    Baptism washes away our sins. Acts 22:16 Baptism gives us new life. Romans 6:1-6
    Baptism puts on Christ. Galatians 3:27 Baptism believes in the operation of God.
    Colossians 2:12 Baptism is similar to the Israelites coming up out of the land of
    slavery, passing through the Red Sea and entering the Promised Land. Baptism can
    be likened to passing through the flood of Noah. Baptism is about leaving our old
    sinful, worldly ways behind and taking upon our shoulders the yoke of Christ. It
    is about lifestyle change and dying to ourselves and doing God’s will instead of
    ours. Our reason and purpose for living changes after baptism. Afterward is a new
    way of life. Baptism is about heart, faith, total commitment, surrender, self-
    denial, death, resurrection, repentance, and seeking God’s mercy through Jesus
    Christ; and the work he did on that cross at Calvary over 2000 years ago.

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